Inboard Engine Installation Diagram, Side View |
Now let's take a look at the upper half of the blueprint: the one that contains the drawing of the engine and the overhead view of the cockpit and lazarette of the boat.
Here's a cropped version that shows a little more detail.
Now we are obviously looking at the drawing of the engine.
Here we see a close-up of the port side of the cockpit and lazarette. Note that the drawing calls for the installation of the fuel tank in the lazarette, just beneath the cockpit locker.
Below we are looking at the starboard side of the cockpit and lazarette. Note that the diagram calls for the battery box to be located in the lazarette, just beneath the cockpit locker.
This is a close-up of the engine itself, as seen from overhead.
Now let's look at the bottom portion of the blueprint - the one that depicts the cockpit and lazarette when viewed from the side.
Here's a closer view. Note that the writing at the bottom indicates that the installation calls for a Volvo Penta MB 10A.
Below we have an even closer view. Note that at this scale it's possible to see some of the specifications regarding the clearance for the propeller.
This concludes this brief survey of the original blueprint for the installation of an inboard engine in an Ericson 25.
Hi Roscoe! I am fascinated by the inboard engine option on the E25CB. Any idea who the manufacturer was of the engine? Would make searching for a modern equivalent easier. Also, could you email me the original scanned blueprint? I would like to get it printed out full size to spend some time studying it in detail.
ReplyDeleteLOL - Never mind on the manufacturer, I see know the Volvo Penta MB10A is the engine. You spelled it out clearly!
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